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Surplus market report: week of July 13, 2026

July 13 - July 19, 2026. 14,401 U.S. government surplus lots finished bidding, -2% on the week before, at a median winning bid of $102. Of the lots whose outcome we re-checked after close, 71.3% sold.

Lots closed

14,401

-2%

Median winning bid

$102

all categories

Sell-through

71.3%

Total closing value

$21,216,942

Vehicles carried the week on volume with 2,704 lots closed at a median of $2,350, and it was also the most contested: a lot that drew bids drew a median of 25 of them.

Volume, median close and sell-through by category

CategoryClosedMedianvs. prior weekSell-throughMedian bids
Vehicles2,704$2,350-8%91.5%25
Electronics1,958$92+18%81.1%11
Furniture1,869$15+25%64.4%4
Tools794$80-27%83.4%10
Real Estate535$4,123-17%β€”1
Jewelry509$60+9%42.6%7
Medical461$63+7%61.1%5
Equipment426$1,500+46%91.6%22
Collectibles270$51-23%62.9%4
Military238$130+30%β€”5

Notable lots this week

Most contested lot

Large Lot of Dell 7420 Laptops

Closed at $45,000 after 188 bids in OH. Electronics.

Highest close of the week

HUD Home β€” 8595 Golden Valley Dr, Maple Falls, WA 98266

Closed at $285,000 in WA. Real Estate.

Also notable

HUD Home β€” 207 Baldt Ave, New Castle, DE 19720

Closed at $280,000 in DE. Real Estate.

Also notable

HUD Home β€” 1757 East 71st Pl, Chicago, IL 60649

Closed at $200,000 in IL. Real Estate.

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GovAuctions - Surplus market report: week of July 13, 2026 - https://govauctions.app/reports/week-2026-07-13

Methodology: counts every U.S. lot in our index that finished bidding between 2026-07-13 and 2026-07-20 (UTC). Median is the median final winning bid among lots that closed with a bid. The all-category median moves with the mix of what happened to close that week, not with prices, so week-over-week movement is shown per category, where it compares like with like. Sell-through is the share of lots that sold, counted only where we re-checked the outcome after the auction closed, since a pre-close reading undercounts last-minute bids; weeks before that check existed report no sell-through rather than an understated one. A category needs 30 closed lots to appear and 50 re-checked lots to show a sell-through. Uncategorized lots are counted in the totals but not the table. This is a sample of the platforms we index, not the entire government-auction universe. Built July 31, 2026 and frozen.

For the always-current view, see the Surplus Market Report and the Surplus Price Index, or browse live auctions.